St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-21

its similarity to that worn by the members
of st. George. These were the uniforms
of the st. Cloud Cyclones. and the Cyclone
Relics. of the same place. The two clubs
number forty members and are ouartered at
the Ryan. The Cyclones are under COM
mand of Capt. Charles Mitchell. while the
Relics receive their orders from Can't.
Henry Allbrecht. The st. Cloud delega-
ton will return tonight.
A crushed strawberry -colOred uniform.
with blue trimmings. attracted the attention
of the sjght-seers from its dissimilaritv to
any other. 1t was worn by the Hastings
TOb0ggan club, which arrived in the CITY
by special train during the afternoon. They
descended upon the carnival city thrtv-
five strong under the command of Capt.
Fred S. Gardner and during their soiourn
made their headquarters at the Merchants
I'VE are the Wa-Was, of Hastings" said
Miss Schaller. who headed Il column of
forty ladies in dark blue. yellow trimmed
uniforms. with turbanS to match. "Wa-wa
means wild geese" she continued, land I
guess you think we chose OFF name with
due regard for the eternal fitness of things.
L am sorry to say that we return home to-
night. So far we have had a splendid time
and were warmly received and welcomed"
Here Miss Capt Schaller took command of
her company, and the way she gave her
commands and handled the company would
have done credit to a West Pointer. The
ladies under Miss Schailer's command were:
Mesdames Twichel, Wadeigh, Estergreen
Dennis Folett, l.. S. Folett, Irving Todd, D.
w. Stearns, Schaller, Hendricks, McNeal,
Espensheid, Scott and Langley, and Misses
Maud, Ella and Linnie Dudley, Estersreen,
Follett, Todd, Seal TwichelL Freeman. Lang
do md faho rCc
Gllett, Potter Bell, Hayes, Fitch, Kate and
Lizzie HOwes. NOrrish, Plate, Thompson,
Howard and Thorn.
The Hastings delegation was met at the
union depot by the Noyes Bros. & Cutler
TobOggan club and band, under command
of Capt. Lamb. The visitors were escorted
first to the ice palace and then to the Ryan
and the Merchants.
The North Star Toboggan club of Grand
Forks. forty strong. with band of fifteen
pieces, is at the Windsor The North
Stars have blue uniform with white trim
mlngS. the officers wearing white with blue
decorations. The club is under command
Of Capt. W. A. Wilder.
The Makwa Toboggan club. of Minneap-
oils, arrived just in time to take part in the
storming OF the castle. They added sew
enty-two gallant men to the defenders of
the castle, and was led by Capt W. E.
Burwell. The Makwas wear very pretty
suit of light brown and made an excellent
appearance.
The Norwegian Ski club, the Metropolitan
TobOggan cub. and the Athletic Ski club,
OF Saltwater, also arrived at a time when
they were most urgently needed for the
defense of the palace of King Borealis.
They were fifty in number. The local
clubs carefully cared for the comforts of
the city'S visitors, and did not only them
seaves but the city great credit.
TheSNOrth Star Toboggan club, of Min
neapoIfs, arrived at s o'clock, sixty men
and twenty ladies, under command of
Corporal Schultz. They wear very
handsome uniform of white and blue, the
same colors as the Windsor but differently
combined. The club has drum corps of
its own, and marched to the palace grounds
just in time to take part in the defense
They make very handsome appearance,
and a re we'll drilled.